Our People
LIME Network Staff
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Annette Tunnicliffe
LIME Network Project Manager
The University of Melbourne (UOM)
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Jasmin Boys
LIME Network Project Manager
The University of Melbourne (UOM)
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A/Prof. Lilon Bandler
LIME Network Principal Research Fellow
The University of Melbourne (UOM)
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Shanel Cubillo
LIME Network Project and Communications Manager
The University of Melbourne (UOM)
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Dr. Shayne Bellingham
Senior Project and Research Manager
The University of Melbourne (UOM)
LIME Reference Group
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Dr Stewart Sutherland
Chair Indigenous Health Framework, ANU College of Health and Medicine
Australia National University (ANU)
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Dr Kim Isaacs
Senior Lecturer
Curtin University
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Kathleen Martin
Lecturer in Aboriginal Health, Poche SA+NT, Flinders Northern Territory
Flinders University
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Dr Kay Brumpton
Subdean for the Griffith Rural Medical Program
Griffith University
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Mr Donald Whaleboat
Senior Lecturer
James Cook University (JCU)
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Dr John Hunter
Lecturer in Indigenous Health Education
Macquarie University
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Ms Petah Atkinson
Lecturer, Gukwonderuk Indigenous Engagement Unit
Monash University
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Kym Thomas
Associate Lecturer
The University of Adelaide
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Dr Jade Tamatea
Senior Lecturer, Te Kupenga Hauora Māori
The University of Auckland
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Paul Ishiguchi
Lecturer - Indigenous Health
The University of Melbourne (UOM)
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A/Prof. Peter O’Mara
A/Prof. Indigenous Medical Health, Head of Discipline Indigenous Health
The University of Newcastle
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Cheryl Davis
Associate Dean, Aboriginal Health
The University of Notre Dame - Fremantle
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Ms Miriam Cavanagh
Associate Lecturer, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health
The University of Notre Dame - Sydney
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Ms Emma Walke
Academic Lead – Aboriginal Health
The University of Sydney (USYD)
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Dr Christine Clinch
Lecturer
The University of Western Australia (UWA)
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Jeannine Stairmand
Pūkenga/Lecturer
University of Otago
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Dr Tanya Schramm
Senior Lecturer Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Education
University of Tasmania (UTAS)
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Dr Paul Saunders
Research Fellow, Translational Health Research Institute
Western Sydney University
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Discover the LIME Network Newsletter
January 2023 – Issue 43
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